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HTML Foundations · Lesson 13 of 13
Build Your First Simple Web Page
Assemble your first full tiny HTML page using familiar parts you already know so you can finish something real without turning it into a big stressful project.
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What you will learn
- Help students assemble a basic complete page.
- Guide beginners through a tiny page that uses familiar HTML parts such as a heading, paragraph, list, link, image, and section.
- Reinforce that completion matters more than perfection on a first project.
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20 minute lesson with 9 sections, 5 exercises, 8 checkpoint questions, and 1 homework submission.
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This first page is about completion, not perfection
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Step 1: start with a simple section and heading
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Step 2: add a short paragraph and list
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Step 3: add a link and one simple image
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The full finished HTML together
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Check your page before calling it done
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Common beginner problems on a first page
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You built a real first web page
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Build Your First Simple Web Page: quick check
Create a very small example or corrected snippet that demonstrates the main idea from Build Your First Simple Web Page.
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Finish this lesson, then move forward without losing your place.
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